Unfortunately, AirBnb still has a lot to prove in that arena.

Sounds like a lot to me. 4.

Sounds like a lot to me. 4.

There has been a ton of luxury condos built in that area and in Scottsdale, and the prices seem to defy reality for what you're getting (No land, no driveway, shared walls). 500k+ for a townhouse/condo as a personal residence is one thing, but it seems like a lot to spend on a rental property when you can only rent it for around 3k. 

I still have a lot to learn and would love to network with people regardless of location.

This is a basic rundown of my short term goals, but I realize that I still have a lot to learn about this business, and I would really appreciate any feedback or advice from the BP community.

But for me, there's a lot to learn within each of these cycles and strategies that hold fairly true - make them a routine for any given circumstance

Since I don't have a whole lot invested and I've just recently started aggressively funding my retirement savings, I don't have a lot to lose.

Mainly because their knowledge base is limited, which has a lot to do with not knowing what knowledge they need. 

There is a lot to learn, you have to avoid prairie soil, you'll want to stay away from the Coliseum  Plume  (an area that experienced soil contamination) as well as sections of town that have a lot of violence but look like cheap deals (so many out of state investors get really burned).